Morris tribune., 1887-06-15
LOCALS.

Bring in your orders for job work.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE and be
happy.
Every farm should own a good
farmer
P.McCollam has new lad" which,
of course, no one will overlook.
Come to Morris and enjoy yourself
on the great and glorious Fourth.
Destroy the wild mustard and see
that your neighbor does the same.
All report having had a good time
at the Sank Centre Encampment.
Come to Morris if you wish to have
a iolly, old-fashioned Fourth of July
kind of time.
The machine men are busy putting
together and explaining the merits OF
their various machines.
The Montevideo Leader remarks
that if you touch puff ball" the
smut will fly all over you.
Ifyou have been resident of this
county since July LIST, 1876, join the
Old Settlers Association.
T. J. Moore has something new to
remark this week. Read the lad" for
the Cheap Cash Store"
There will be attractions and sports
innumerable in Morris on the Fourth.
Plan to be here and bring the folks.
Miss Fryberger and the pupils of
the west side intermediate depart
ment enioyed a picnic last Friday.
J.E. Danielson says eggs are now
worth ten cents per dozen and that
too many of them can not be brought
in.
Mrs. Mcpherson has moved her
dress-making parlors to the Whitley
building, next door to F. E. Newell's
store.
Olaf Gaarder and Annie johnson,
both well known in this city, were
married at Fort Mead one week ago
to-day.
Advertise and advertise continually
if you wish people to know that you
are doing business in the land of the
living.
In the evening of July Fourth there
will be in Morris the grandest dis
play of fire works ever seen in the
Northwest.
Miss Lillian Smith will meet her
class in drawing and painting at the
Primary school room at $3.50 A. NJ.
on Friday.
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Stevens county.
One of the first things which should
be done in preparation for the Fourth
OF July celebration is to put the race
track in condition.
We presume there are no horse
thieves in this vicinity, but there
may be and the TRIBUNE advises you
to be on your guard.
Miss Emma Spooner entertained
the pupils of the west side primary
department at the Spooner farm last
Friday evening at tea.
There is to be a sociable at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baldwin
next Friday evening, to which all are
most cordially invited
A young daughter arrived at q. +.
Lowater's last Wednesday morning
and a young son at G. A. Smiths in
the afternoon OF the same day.
A company of young people were
pleasantly entertained at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Johnson of the
North Star Mill last Friday evening.
wheat is looking remarkably we'll
all over the country. The cool wea-
Their and occasional showers of the
past two weeks have done much
good.
&. P. Maginnis has received his
commission and on Wednesday
evening of last week left for Duluth
to become Receiver of the Land Office
at that place.
Every farmer In the county should
p1an to attend the approaching Far
,aers institute. These institutes are
great educators. Show that you ap'
preciate them.
The Northwestern Encamfmept o
fine GAR. will be in Morris next year
We hope cur citizens will appreciate
the Importance of the event ant
make suitable preparations.
The farmers institute, tbs old set
tiers reunion and the celebration o
the Fourth of July are three Morri
attractions that Will occur in the or
der named. Take them all in.
Why not have Saturday evening
open air concerts by the band? L
there not enough of enterprise her
to provide sufficient purse to max
il an object for the boys to ptayf
tits an unnecessary hardship upo1
clerks to keep them in the store
from early morning till late at nigh
and one that can and ought to b
promptly removed. Close the store
at o'clock.
'I'he growing grain presents I'M
appearance The greater number
fields of wheat are ofgood height an
color and bid fair to yield a goo
crop. Corns oats and other crops ais
look we'll.
the Farmers Institute will be mel
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Jun